CyberHubs Testimonials – Greece

CyberHubs is connecting education, industry and public organisations at national level around one shared mission: developing cybersecurity skills aligned with job and learning opportunities to overcome the shortage of cybersecurity professionals at European level. Listen from each country, how the CyberHub model helped them tackle their specific cybersecurity challenges. Want to hear more? Join us at the European Cybersecurity Fest in Vilnius, Lithuania or online on 14 October to get more real-life insights and to build collaborations with other cybersecurity stakeholders from across Europe.

What is the most pressing cybersecurity challenge in your country or region today?

In Greece, the most pressing cybersecurity challenge is the persistent skills shortage combined with low cyber awareness among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). As digital transformation accelerates rapidly under NIS2 compliance requirements, organisations struggle to bridge the talent gap, mitigate ransomware risks, and build sustainable incident response capabilities within critical infrastructure and business ecosystems.

How does your CyberHub help address this challenge? 

CyberHub Greece bridges this gap by uniting academia, public sector bodies, and industry. We deliver targeted hands-on training, upskilling programs for security professionals, and practical digital resilience toolkits for SMEs. By fostering cross-sector collaboration and knowledge sharing, the CyberHub creates a structured environment where threat intelligence and best practices are easily accessible.

What concrete value or impact has the CyberHub generated so far in your country? 

So far, CyberHub Greece has upskilled dozens of professionals, enhanced security awareness for SMEs, and established strong regional cybersecurity networks. We have successfully developed specialized training modules aligned with European frameworks, directly empowering local organizations to improve their security posture, strengthen compliance readiness, and build operational resilience against sophisticated cyber attacks.

Why should other countries establish CyberHubs? 

Establishing CyberHubs across Europe creates a unified, scalable ecosystem against collective cyber threats. The CyberHub model provides a proven blueprint for localizing EU cybersecurity strategies, pooling regional resources, and bridging the workforce gap. By replicating this model, other countries can fast-track cyber resilience and ensure consistent protection across the European digital landscape.

Why should people attend the European Cybersecurity Fest 2026 in Vilnius? 

The European Cybersecurity Fest 2026 in Vilnius is a really important gathering for anyone driving Europe’s digital security forward. It offers a unique opportunity to experience real-world CyberHub results, exchange actionable insights with top experts, explore innovative resilience strategies, and shape the future of pan-European cybersecurity collaboration.

Find out more about the European Cybersecurity Fest 2026.